NI s A BREAK IN THE CLOUDS The world has troubles everywhere And turmoil seems unending I The strikes are getting in my hair hair- New conflicts arc are impending But nut suddenly all life liCe seems gay In fact my joy seems utter Last night I heard the walter waiter say Perhaps you'd like more butter The cost of living Jiving hits the sky And what seek what seck is I lacking It even costs too much to die Without financial backing The bright new world looks extra black I think the planets planet's batty But ah alt the joy within that crack Another butter patty For four Cour war years and maybe more My Iy life was sad and dreary Those sacrifices of the war Were not too easy dearie My Iy heart seemed like a ton of lead As peace rows did appal me But all is well wen a waiter said YA WANT MORE lORE BUTTER nUTTER CALL ME Diary of Eva Braun Eva Eta Braun left a diary in ill which sho sha traced her life fife with u-ith frequently chiding him as a o lover lacer lacking lathing the romantic moods News News item March 6 This 6 This is my birthday Adolf ignored it beyond sending me mea a card which said Never again will Germany lose the war through the disintegration of its army I 1 waited all day for him and was very sad Over and over my heart kept asking me Does he want France Norway Poland and Belgium more than he wants you March 26 Adolf 26 Adolf took me to the opera tonight He was very senti senti- sentimental senti sentimental mental continually pressing my hand and whispering What Ill I'll do doto doto doto to those Russians When he left me he did not shove me headfirst out of the auto as usual but kissed me and said If youre you're a good girl Ill I'll give you Denmark and a box of candy Condy c My heart was all aflutter April 10 IO-Adolf IO 10 Adolf called me on on the phone and was in one of his lovelier I moods He said he had a big sur sur- surprise surprise surprise prise for me I 1 asked him what it was He said ever so sweetly The army is trying out a new long range cannon S May 1 This I-This This is the first of May Spring is in the air The birds are twittering The trees are in flower And to cap all this Adolf came to see sec me and for almost five minutes did not talk about himself 1 He brought me another gift gUt a photo of himself inscribed To Eva from Uncle Tom Forward to the mas mas- mastery mastery tery of the world 9 June 21 This 21 This is the first day of summer Adolf called with roses and a copy of his last speech He HeI was very tender After dinner we I sat on the porch He held my head headin in his lap and traced out a new Russian campaign on my forehead with a slate pencil August 1 Dinner I-Dinner Dinner at the Hotel with Adolf the boy friend He was his old playful self and kept kicking my ankles under the table with his boots and mak mak- making making making ing coy remarks like I will never take off of this uniform un orm until Ger Ger- Germany Germany Germany many has conquered all her ene mies What a man The Man Who Broke The Bank One of the songs of our earliest childhood we can remember Mom Momand MomI Momand I and Pop Poi Po humming it was The TheMan TheMan TheMan Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo We supposed the author had crossed the Jordan many years ago and were surprised to read that its author a Charles Coborn just died in London at the age of 93 The number was once a world world- worldwide worldwide worldwide wide musical hit hit and ran As I 1 walk along tae boulevard With an independent air You can hear the girls declare lie He must be a millionaire You can hear them sigh and wish to die die die- You can see them wink the theother theother theother other eye At the man who broke the bank of Monte Carlo Twenty thousand quarts of oj cham cham- champagne champagne champagne stowed away by Von trop in the cellars of the German Germ n embassy in London have been im im- impounded impounded im- im impounded pounded for entertaining pur pur- poses John Bull with a nod in the direction of the trial of the former wine salesman Heres looking at you youl